Zach DeWall

He used this guitar back when they first formed and made their first two EPs “Baby You Don't Tripajaharda” and “Calm Before the Storm”. It’s also shown on their music video for “Pages and Paragraphs”.

He mostly used this guitar while recording Set it Off’s first two studio albums Cinematics and Duality. He also used it a few times at Warped Tour, (as shown) and is seen on various music videos such as “The Haunting”, “Why Worry”, and “Ancient History”.

He started using a St. Vincent Signature when recording their fourth studio album, “Midnight”. It’s also seen on their music video for “Lonely Dance”. In addition, he has also used it live a couple times.

Zach is seen holding his Music Man Armada SB in this picture.

The guitar is shown both in this image and the music video for the song 'duality' (https://youtu.be/ojkFvg9r4jY?t=75) The headstock is also the same shape as other Epiphones as opposed to Gibsons. The pickups are double humbuckers, classic to the factory Epiphone Les Paul Special II and the fret board markings are all circular in shape. The style of the body and the coat of it also match up to Les Paul and Ebony standard.

In this post Zach can be seen using a faith Neptune guitar

Zach can be seen using a dimarzio cliplock strap on his guitars

IN this post Zach can be seen playing a Music Man stingray bass

In an Instagram post by zachsio, Zach DeWall showcases his Marshall JCM 2000 Dual Super Lead, expressing his enthusiasm for his Marshall rig alongside his Ernie Ball Armada guitar.

Zach used it to record the album "Cinematic"

Throughout this video, Zach can be seen playing a black Schecter C-1 Platinum

At 1:17 in this video, Zach can be seen using a Schecter PT SLS Elite Evil Twin for Hypnotized